In his “Centuries,” Nostradamus mentioned a “threat from the
East” that will cause the apocalypse. The famous prophet also spoke
of “fire that will fall from the sky.” Saint Matrona Moskovskaya of
Russia predicted a cataclysm when “everything will fall through the
ground.” “Everything will melt like ice,” predicted Vanga, a famous
Bulgarian prophet back in 1979.
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Prophesies about the impending apocalypse have always existed.
Different dates were named, but fortunately, the horrific
predictions have never come true. What does the future have in
store for us? This article will analyze the most famous
apocalyptical predictions in an attempt to figure out whether there
is truth to them.
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“Threat from the East” and “Fire from the Sky”
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Nostradamus (1503-1566) mentioned a “threat from the East” that
will cause the apocalypse i n his “Centuries.” What does the image
of “fire that will fall from the sky” he mentioned frequently
really mean?
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Some interpreters believe that he was talking about an
asteroid that would fall on Earth. Others are convinces that he
described the beginning of World War III, while another group
thinks he meant a nunciate of the re-division of the
world.
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Advent of the Anti-Christ
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There were many prophecies regarding advent of the Anti-Christ.
Russian Saint Seraphim Sarovsky (1759-1833) predicted that the
entire Earth would burn down and nothing would be left, and this
would happen when the “Anti-Christ” comes to Earth. He also
mentioned several times that Russian Kazan Cathedral would be
“lifted into the air.” The prophecy might be an allegory, as the
Cathedral still exists.
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The Sleeping Prophet’s Mistake
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American psychic Edgar Casey (1877-1945) claimed that a global
cataclysm on Earth would happen. He predicted shifting of the poles
that would cause volcanic eruptions in the tropics. He predicted
that the contours of Europe would change, a crack would appear in
the Western part of the American continent, while Japan would
submerge into the sea. The biggest consolation is that the
predicted events were to happen in the end of the last century. But
what if the prophet confused the dates?
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“Everything Will Fall Through the Ground.”
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Saint Matrona Moskovskaya (1881-1952) predicted the Great
October Revolution, World War II, and many other events. She also
had some obscure predictions like “There will be no war, you will
all die without a war, there will be many victims, you all will be
lying on the ground dead…In the evening everything will be on the
ground and in the morning you will rise – everything will fall
through the ground.”
It can be suggested that she meant a global natural
catastrophe